Our flexible training model lets you choose specific modules or combine them into a full learning track. Popular topics include:
- BAG (Basic Register of Addresses and Buildings) – Learn how to read, interpret, and use address and building data for analysis and mapping.
- BGT (Basic Register of Large-Scale Topography) – Explore detailed topographic data for planning and environmental projects.
- WOZ and WOZ Surface Area – Understand how real estate values are calculated, and how surface data supports these assessments.
- Special Topics – Such as our Explosives Research module, used in safety and spatial risk assessments.
Every module is taught with a hands-on, GIS-focused approach—so you can apply what you learn from day one.
Why staying up to date matters
The world of geospatial data is constantly evolving. Legislation changes, new technologies emerge, and expectations around data quality grow. With up-to-date knowledge of Basic Registers, you’ll be able to:
- Work confidently within legal and technical frameworks
- Improve the accuracy and quality of your GIS analyses
- Integrate current best practices into your workflows
- Respond to emerging needs in spatial planning and public policy
Investing in this knowledge strengthens your professional profile—and ensures you remain relevant in a competitive and fast-moving industry.
Real-world applications across sectors
Understanding and applying Basic Registers is essential in roles such as:
- GIS Specialist or Analyst – Supporting decision-making with trusted spatial data
- Urban Planner – Using building and address data to guide sustainable development
- Emergency Services – Ensuring accurate response plans using up-to-date geographic data
- Environmental Consultant – Analysing land use and managing protected areas
From local governments to private firms, professionals who can work effectively with Basic Registers are in high demand. Whether you want to support better public services, smarter cities, or efficient land management, these skills give you a strong foundation.
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